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Greggs ran a Proximity StreetTalk advertising campaign using 1500 digital panels near their stores and competitors to promote breakfast meal deals, which increased awareness of Greggs advertising from 26% to 53% over the course of the campaign. The campaign also drove perceptions of Greggs as the best retailer for breakfast deals and doubled the number of people exiting the store having purchased a breakfast meal deal.
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Greggs street talk summary
- 1. Greggs Proximity StreetTalk Campaign July 2012
- 2. Campaign information Environment Format Panel Details 1500 Proximity StreetTalk sites
- 3. All panels booked in proximity to Greggs and at least one other competitor 2 campaign bursts 1,400 panels
- 4. Advertising Awareness Those in store were more aware of advertising as the campaign progressed PRE 26% MID 39% POST 53%
- 5. Call to Action By the end of the campaign twice as many people exiting the store has purchased a breakfast meal deal Source: Opinium Research Exit Interviews Which have you purchased today
- 6. Brand Perceptions Campaign drove perceptions of Greggs as the best retailer for breakfast deals Pre Post 23% 21% 20% 19% 14% 10% Offers a wide range of Offers value for money Offers a breakfast meal breakfast breakfast deal Source: Opinium Research Online tracker Please indicate which of the following breakfast or coffee retailers is best at providing Posis combination of waves one and two
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